This is the story of an ordinary man changed by historical events. A baker from Besançon became a political symbol of resistance, representing a France reliant on others. Working-class citizens resist populist appeals. He describes himself as "nothing" who “became a monster,” reflecting the disorientation of his journey. The baker then entered politics, traveled to the United States inspired by Martin Luther King, provided aid to Ukraine, and ran for legislative elections—fearless and determined. This inspiring, touching, and funny story follows Pedro da Fonseca’s intimate camera work, revealing his doubts, hesitations, and emotions.
